So sorry to hear about your dad’s passing, my friend. May you be comforted by remembering all the years of wonderful times you shared and the lessons he taught you.
I also like and respect Rick a lot. He is a man of principle, but I am afraid he did not stand a chance. Maybe Newt would not have stood a chance in the general election.
We have fought this battle for many years. As more people are dependent on handouts, the leftists have gotten stronger. We must stop them or the words of Ben Franklin as he walked out of Independence Hall will haunt us: (It is) “A Republic; if you can keep it.” We really are in danger.
Thanks.
He was a good guy. I'm glad he came to live with us for the last months of his life. It was a difficult adjustment for everyone, not the least for him, but we were having some fun.
On primary day, four of us went to the polls, my father, myself, my wife, and for the first time, my older son. We all voted for our respective Republicans, though Gov. Romney didn't receive a single vote from the lot of us. The three of us Santorum voters teased my father. But he got ice cream, anyway, which he very much enjoyed.
The easiest part of the transition to living with us was that we are all conservatives and all despise the workings of the anti-Christ. It was nice to see that his Republican virtue had not dulled in all those years living in Florida.
The leftists HAVE gotten stronger. And a second term for the anti-Christ could spell the end for our republic. He has bared his lawless teeth, especially in his actions regarding immigration, his waivers to his friends for DeathCare by Obama, and his disregard for the black letter of the law in the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies.
“America! America! God mend thine every flaw! Confirm thy soul in self-control, thy liberty in law!”
As we lose our law, we lose our liberty.
We have no choice but to oppose the Lawless One.
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